I also found a wonderful way to impart my love of New York on visitors.
I am now a teacher who is able to impart my love of language and literature to another generation.
Generally, as a father, you do everything in your power to keep your child from suffering: Why would you willingly impart your love for a team like the Lions, who seem bound, above all, to break your heart?
Even if all MFA writing programs do is introduce to the world writers who can capture the imagination for a few hundred pages at a time -- or who go on to non-writing careers where they impart their love of words to others -- that's a net benefit for society.
Her maternal grandfather, a bridge engineer, imparted a love of structural design.
A brilliant sculptor and pianist, she imparted her love of culture and beauty to all she met.
Lynne taught at Stuyvesant since 1983, imparting her love of the classics to countless loyal and appreciative students.
Such recordings reflect the importance of imparting "that love for the great American songbook to today's generation," Mr. Krasker, 43, said.
As I plotted Doug's visit, I realized that the task of imparting your love of a place you know intimately to a friend just passing through was a quandary faced by many hosts.
His mother imparted a love of cooking, and one of the first books he edited was "Joy of Cooking" by Irma S. Rombauer, published in 1936 by Bobbs-Merrill.
For his four sons Robert, Daniel, David, and Jonathan he was the Dad who read to them, coached their teams, skied and hiked with them, imparted a love of the Adirondack Mountains, gave them wise advise, and showed them, by example, that success in life is measured by morals, not money.
